As with all stupid comedies whether you like it or not depends solely on if you appreciate the humor. If you like the comedy of Will Forte (SNL) or Bob Odenkirk (Mr. Show with Bob and Dave) I think you will really appreciate it. I know it's not for everyone, but I thought more people would be appreciated more. You probably know if you'd think it's funny or not so you make the call.

Charming and worth watching just for the antics Will Arnett and Will Forte. Not exactly laugh-out-loud, more like awkward comedy.

made me laugh a couple of times, but that's not enough to keep the movie going for 90 minutes...

"With The Brothers Solomon, Will Arnett continues to squander the goodwill he engendered as Gob on Arrested Development." - Nick Schager

Some utterly hilarious moments, if memory serves, but nothing too special other than that. Edit: watched it a second time, the above still stands, but it is so aggressively OTT that I have to give it a little more respect.

I'm probably with a lot of people who thought that this movie was going to stink and realized, that it was better than I thought. Still it wasn't that good. When the jokes were funny, they were brilliant, but when they were bad, they were horrible. The acting was pretty bad as well. Chi McBride really stole the show as he was so hilarious. Kind of an original story, but that doesn't really. This movie tries to be sweet and tries to have charm but with the language, it has neither.

Mr. Show humor with Arnett and Forte is perfect. My favorite goofy comedy. It's a dumb comedy that doesn't try to be anything else. Why do people expect more?

Will Forte, Will Arnett, and Bob Odenkirk. I can only hope for a similar combination of talents in the future.

Doesn't really work as a movie, but it's pretty funny.

The idea for this movie is a very lame premise. This movie has a few funny moments. Will Arnett is a funny guy but the writing is weak here.

Joyously derp

Weird. But I can't resist anything featuring either of the male leads.

Too hit or miss to be considered good, but it is not without its moments. A couple laugh outloud jokes, but its incosistency eventually drags it down. Worth seeing once.

Possibly the dumbest movie I've ever seen in my entire life. Yet, few movies have achieved such an immediate, strong reception of "Are you fucking serious?", that I felt compelled to allow the race to go on. If you do plan on watching this, do it alone - There is just no way you could possibly watch this with others and not feel pressured to end the foolishness. It is mental suicide. There were scenes that made me explode with a rare combination of hilarity/anger/despair.

#11#, popcorn, story, (Malin A, Jenna F)

I actually enjoyed Lets Go To Prison more than I'd care to admit, and after a negative first viewing with this film, I gave it another chance and found it much funnier than I remembered. Arnett and Forte are pretty hilarious together, as is Chi McBride. Forte's script has strong moments, but it's uneven. And when it's bad, it's BAD. Considering we're in the middle of a slew of "get pregnant" movies, this is a bit of an abortion at times. But it has just enough big laughs to get by.

This movie was really, really bad.

Its a normal stupid movie. The comedy was not liked by my date one bit. I was reminded by her countless times that this was a horrible movie and was not funny. I on the other hand did find myself laughing. The whole idea of their father living in a coma in their apartment with all the machines is funny. The scene with the plane at the end is pretty good too. Besides that there were a couple funny spots, but Corky Romano it wasn't.

Bad movies can be an art form, and when you hone your craft you can achieve really good "bad" movies. This was so dumb, so terrible, it was actually horrendous in its own nice way. Hope you can appreciate it.

Seriously, it's got Will Arnett starring and Bob Odenkirk directing. If you're a fan of either, you'll probably like the movie as it works solidly and provides a steady stream of laughs through out.

Way waay too long.

Though it provides steady laughs throughout, the laughs are weak, and the film is just plain weird from beginning to end. Also, Kristen Wiig, who was arguably the funniest part of Knocked Up, sadly disappoints here.

Bob Odenkirk, you've failed us again. Actually, this was worse than Let's Go To Prison, because at least Chi McBride was funny there.

Stupid? Yes. Silly? Yes. Enjoyable? I'd have to admit that I found myself laughing at some of the random moments of The Brothers Solomon. The cast is a veritable B-list (perhaps even C-list) of comedy actors with starring roles going to Will Arnett, Will Forte, Kristen Wiig, Chi McBride, and appearances by Bill Hader, Jenna Fisher, Bob Odenkirk, and Sam Lloyd from Scrubs. I went into this film expecting the worst, but the film's strange sense of humor caught me by surprise.

Once again, supid bus!!

It's no Knocked Up... More like its dumb, ugly cousin, but it has some really funny moments, thanks to the absolute earnestness of Wills Arnett and Forte. A little Chi McBride doesn't hurt either.

A sharp script and the winningly awkward interplay between Forte and Arnett combine to create an strange, cult, spiritual successor to Dumb & Dumber. I've hated Odenkirk's directorial efforts up to this point, but this is almost good enough to look past crap like Let's Go to Prison.

Laughed once (at Chi McBride). It was flat for the rest. Might be good for passing some no-brainer time. The cast is pleasant.

It had a few intermittent laughs but really, the formulaic wacky just makes it stupid. It's about on par with Let's Go To Prison, another film directed by Bob Odenkirk and starring Will Arnett, in that you think it could be silly fun but just turns out really dull. It's very weak.

Two retard brothers...try to make a baby for their dad. The only part that I found comical was when they told that cop they were trying to pick up little kids at the park. Meh.